Susie Marion
Austin Interior Designer thoughtfully designing livable interiors that complement your lifestyle and imagination. The unique design for each project we work on is developed through close collaboration between the MID design team, the architect, builder, and client to create one-of-a-kind spaces.
what makes This Austin Interior Designer stand out?
We are an award-winning full-service interior design firm in Austin, TX that integrates architectural detailing, interior selections and furnishing solutions. I enjoy bringing ease throughout an often overwhelming process with my hands-on approach and attention to detail.
I deliver high-quality, high-end Interior Design services by curating custom designs that are tailored to each individual client and their desired aesthetic. While I focus on the design, I have a team working behind the scenes to make the process smooth and efficient. As a luxury Interior Designer, the homeowners I work with expect superior attention to design details and quality, value-driven selections. The first step to a successful project is listening to homeowners’ wants and needs to achieve a shared vision for their home.
How Did you become an award-winning designer?
I developed an appreciation for beautiful design at an early age while visiting my Dad's many amazing residential projects growing up. Inspired by my father, I went on to gain invaluable discipline through completing my degree at Parsons School of Design in NYC & Paris and my M.B.A. at St. Edward’s University.
My innate design instincts, excellent education and 15 years of high-end residential design experience have enabled me to garner trust and create award-winning home designs throughout central Texas. I am registered as an associate member with the American Society of Interior Designers ID: 2008572 and actively attend industry events with local Builders and Architects at AIA, HBA and CBUSA events.
While born and raised in Austin, TX, extensive travel has provided me with unique resourcing opportunities with artisans across Central & South America, Europe and Asia. I enjoy soaking in the architecture and designs of diverse cultures, giving me a greater appreciation of what inspires the people I work with. My Husband, JoJo, is also a designer and great design is a part of what we share at the dinner table every night with our kids.
Interior Designer
Lana Hewitt’s passion for design emerged at a young age during worldwide travels centered around architecture, art, and design and seeing the world through the eyes of her father, an architect and professor of architecture. Her interest led to a Bachelor of Architecture degree cum laude from the University of Miami. It was during her early career working on high-end luxury homes in Miami that Lana realized her true passion is actually in interiors helping clients transform a well-designed house into a beautifully curated home.
Project Manager
Kyndra Taylor graduated from Texas State University with her Bachelor’s Degree in Interior Design and a Minor in Contemporary Art. After eight years of working hand in hand with the industry's best architects and interior designers, she led a team as Sales Director at a bespoke furniture studio in New York. She now serves as our firm’s Project Manager, where she supports the design team logistically with order management, installation scheduling, custom furniture design, and vendor/trade relations. When not in the studio, Kyndra can be found spending time with her family at home in the midst of several DIY projects.
Project Coordinator
Tiffany Stein has been with MID for nearly 5 years. With a lifelong passion for the creative arts and design she obtained a BA in Art and Design from Iowa State University and a Masters in Art Therapy from Mount Mary College. Tiffany loves supporting the MID design team by sourcing samples, vendors, or hands on during installations making everything perfect for our clients. During her down time you can find Tiffany spending time with her husband, daughter and 2 dogs. She enjoys painting, traveling and live music.
